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Hanneke@mahryekuh I kinda like css to write greenfield, but after that I completely lose track and I cannot process it 😬
@h5e Huge CSS files are a maze!
The quickest way to find something in such files, when I don't know the exact selector, is to use the browser inspector. The inspector usually points at a filename and line for a specific selector.
I used partials to split up CSS back in my SCSS days, but I quit SCSS.
Luckily, we now have CSS layers, which you can import separately to split your styles across many files.
(Which, of course, only works if you have a logical system for splitting, or you will still lose track of all your stuff.)
@mahryekuh yeah, and the html tree changes often in applications. It’s hard to keep track, especially with multiple people making changes over time. It’s easy to create a chaos. It’s really powerful though, I certainly agree with that.
@h5e ADHD-moment: Ik moet nu denken aan "Ravensburger Doolhof" 😂